The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has announced 94 job vacancies across its headquarters and campuses, according to The Kenya Times. The institution is inviting qualified Kenyans to apply for positions in teaching, ICT, finance, human resources, administration, and support services. The report notes that in April 2026, the college said it planned to recruit additional lecturers to improve student-to-staff ratios and strengthen its operations. The announcement includes details on how interested candidates can apply for the available roles.

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has announced 89 job openings for qualified Kenyans, according to Tuko. The available positions include security wardens and drivers, among other roles. The recruitment drive offers opportunities across multiple departments of the medical training institution, which operates campuses throughout Kenya. Interested and eligible candidates are encouraged to apply for the advertised positions through the college's official channels as outlined in the announcement.

The International Labour Organization (ILO), supported by the Government of the Netherlands through the PROSPECTS Partnership, has launched a new initiative aimed at creating digital job opportunities for refugees in Kenya. This program seeks to enhance the employability of refugees by providing them with skills and access to the digital economy.

Joan Reals, known as 4Real_KE, transitioned from medical school to become a prominent automotive expert and content creator in Kenya. She specializes in vehicle inspection services and provides educational content aimed at helping motorists avoid costly mistakes when purchasing used vehicles. Reals has gained recognition for her efforts to expose common frauds in the motor industry through her social media presence.

Kenyan President Ruto is in discussions with OpenAI to establish East Africa's first OpenAI Academy in Nairobi. As of now, no formal agreement has been reached regarding the initiative. The potential academy aims to enhance AI education and innovation in the region, although specific details about its implementation remain unclear.

TechMoran profiles Joseph Ongachi, CEO of JentaHub, a verified talent marketplace connecting African professionals with global businesses, clients, and NGOs. According to the outlet, the company aims to give qualified African workers greater access to international opportunities, arguing that unemployment among skilled professionals persists despite long-standing platforms like Upwork, Toptal, and Fiverr. The feature appears in the publication's CEO Weekends series.